Attitudes Towards Domestic Robots Survey

People worldwide generally have a positive attitude towards the idea of having intelligent service robots for domestic use.

The majority of people want robots to have human-like abilities such as speaking and communicating.

People do not want robots to substitute humans in child or animal care tasks because they consider these tasks suitable for machines.

One of the main fears about robots is the potential for machine malfunction leading to harmful consequences.

The negative attitudes towards robots stem mostly from the fear of losing control over them.

People's attitudes towards intelligent robots are influenced by their geographical location, according to the surveys conducted.

What kind of tasks do people generally want intelligent robots to do in their homes?

What is the primary concern for people who have a negative attitude towards robots?

Why do some people not want robots to be involved in child or animal care tasks?

What scenario contributes to the negative attitude many hold towards robots?

What distinguishes people who want robots to be like friends from those who prefer them as domestic machines?

'Having positive or negative attitudes towards intelligent robots is not related to where the interviewees live.' - This statement implies that: